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This is the large public bath at Hotel Emion Tokyo Bay. I was able to check the occupancy level on the TV in my room. I wondered why there was a set price for guests only, and whether I could only use it once, but I was relieved to find out that it was unlimited use. I guess some plans don't include all the facilities. It was dark at night, so it was a little scary. They had a selection of children's baths here. A masseuse was selling them in front of the Family Mart.
Because of the snow, I came by train to a nearby place with an open-air bath, hoping to enjoy a soak, but it turns out it's for hotel guests only. They should have written that here! Perhaps others had the same experience, as the convenience store next door is bustling with activity.
As of August 2022. I found it in a search, and when I went there on my way back from Disney Resort, I found out that they weren't open for day trips... I found other people who had the same experience... Oh...
The bathrooms at this facility are only available to guests staying at the hotel. It's easy to get confused because it comes up when you search for "day trip hot springs" on Google. Please be careful.
Maybe because of COVID, I went on a Saturday, but it was quiet. I was able to relax and enjoy myself, which was great.
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